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Zardee pumps up the vibe with different “Elements"

  • January 19, 2022
  • Tayo Odutola
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East London-based artist Zardee shows us different “Elements" in his new record, a smooth laidback party jam that is perfect for that evening soiree and more. The hype-man turned artist has found a new way to channel his creativity in the pandemic into something groovy to kick off the year.  Bolstered by a dreamy and moody texture and Afrocentric drum groove that takes elements from Amapiano, R&B, and afro-house, Zardee delivers catchy and easy-to-follow melodic runs that listeners can rock with as he pours adulation on a pretty lady.

Zardee started off as a host, DJ, and hype man in London and even produced for UK artist Big Tobz. He has hosted events for names like Tory Lanez, Krept and Konan, and Hardy Caprio amongst others.

Connect with Zardee: Snapchat | Spotify | YouTube  | Instagram

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